At some point, you may be asked to take minutes at a meeting. But don’t panic!

Every day, key meetings take place in your office. And the decisions made as a result of these meetings can involve millions of dollars, and even change people’s futures. With everything that’s at stake in today’s challenging times, it’s no wonder that employers prize accurate minute-taking skills more than ever before.

Now, peerless minute-taking skills can be yours – in just minutes – when you participate in our informative webinar: Taking Effective Meeting Minutes.

After many requests, the editors of the Administrative Professional Today newsletter have produced a unique interactive event designed to improve your skills in this vitally important area.

Join us on May 31 for this valuable event. Taking Effective Meeting Minutes will help you:

Discover the appropriate way to take, write, draft and distribute meeting minutes

Establish guidelines and check-off lists to ensure quality

Feel comfortable with the role of meeting recorder

Review samples and illustrations of appropriate agendas and minutes

Determine what information should be captured

Know how to prepare your draft and final copy

Correct, file and index minutes

And much more!

From the 8 things you must do before a meeting starts to the proper format for submitting minutes after the meeting is over – and everything in between – Taking Effective Meeting Minutes will take you through the minute-taking process step-by-step. You’ll emerge more competent … more confident … and more valuable than ever before.

Author and practicing admin Patricia Robb will take you from pre-meeting preparation to post-meeting follow-up – giving you a comprehensive overview of the minute-taking process, and providing the skills that you can put to work immediately.

And because Taking Effective Meeting Minutes is a webinar, there is no limit to the number of participants. You can train your entire staff on minute-taking skills for one low price – WITHOUT leaving the office – and your satisfaction is unconditionally guaranteed or your money back.

Don’t wait another minute! Taking Effective Meeting Minutes will make you a more effective professional – AND a more marketable commodity. Add this valuable webinar to your agenda today!

Sincerely,Mary Ellen SlayterEditor, Administrative Professional Today

P.S. FREE Bonus Report! The first 50 people who sign up for Taking Effective Meeting Minutes will receive Taming the Paper Monster at no cost or obligation. This popular Special Report will help you improve your organization’s records management – and when you register for our webinar, we’ll send you the PDF version (a $39.95 value) absolutely FREE – if you act now.

The first 50 people who sign up for Taking Effective Meeting Minutes will receive Taming the Paper Monster. Get vital business records organized once and for all! Poor records management can deplete profits and expose your company to compliance actions and legal liability. Taming the Paper Monster reveals why every organization needs a formal records-management program and shows you how to develop the right system for your firm.

About Your Speaker:

Patricia Robb is the author of Laughing All the Way to Work: A Survival Blog for Today's Administrative Assistant. She also writes a blog of the same name. Patricia has been an Administrative Assistant for almost 30 years and is currently an Executive Assistant to the CEO of a not-for-profit organization. Patricia, a member of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), is an expert on the subject of minute-taking, and often provides tips on her blog for improving her fellow admins' skills, helping her colleagues to be the best they can be.

Who Should Attend:

Administrative professionals

HR professionals

Supervisors and managers

Executives

Office managers

Business owners

Since this is a webinar, you and your entire staff can attend in the comfort of your office or conference room for one low price! You may include as many people as you wish while listening on a single phone line.

This event is certified for credit hours toward the American Society of Administrative Professionals’ (ASAP) Professional Administrative Certificate of Excellence (PACE). For more information, visit www.asaporg.com.